What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JSCHENK]

These two today.

 

[Jolipapa]

 

[SadSappySucker]

Erik, that's a bummer my friend...I've enjoy watching blade, bolsters and liners patina and become part of you as it ages. Hopefully a stable crack and stays that way forever without further damage:thumbup:

Thanks, we shall see. I'm over the initial shock of it all. Worst case scenario I'll have an excuse to get my first custom/ rehandling job done.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

These two today.

Is that a rosewood JSCHENK?

Beautiful pair.

Going to carry this one, on loan from Eric, thanks for letting me handle and carry this beautiful piece by Ohta for a bit.
Couldn't wait to take some photos in that morning light.

A beautiful clip point with a 100% symmetrical swedge. The first piece of work by Ohta that I've handled.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Case Saddlehorn

 

[Will Power]

Jack Nice Böker Copperhead there, I've a couple of those, quite heavy but very well turned out. Is that Washboard Bone?

 

[Comeuppance]

Now in the daylight:

 

[SVTFreak]

Case Saddlehorn

That's a nice looking case you got there.

Now in the daylight:

Very nice. Love the light patina on the copper bolsters. Very warm and gentlemanly looking.

 

[Gevonovich]

Tim
Its such a treat to see your Ohta!! Exquisite bone!!

 

[Notthisfalcon]

Going international today with the Swiss Vic and the Canadian Grohmann. Our weather has gone Canadian today in Ohio with gusting winds, freezing temps and additional snow.

 

[2Dead]

 

[Notthisfalcon]

Another angle of the Grohmann

 

[SadSappySucker]

Tim, that Ohta is stunning!

I rarely include the 110 in my photos even though it has been on my belt almost 24/7 for the past couple of months.

 

[Whetstone39]

Really like that new city knife Tom. What flavour are those wood handles ?

Thanks Dan! It is zebra wood (or zebrawood?), my first experience with it. I really like it, the small open pores give it almost a textured feel. Today with my beer scout:

 

[Primble]

Jack - a fine pairing today - the 25 pic is very nicely done.

Tim - great knife !

JSChenk - a fantastic Anniversary Rosewood !

I spent half the day in the ER with a kidney stone yesterday. A lot of pain. Hoping to scare it today by carrying my doctor's knives and just maybe it will pass.

The Pillbuster at 3 & 7/8 inches closed, 1890-1940 era:

John Primble India Steel Works Baby Doctors Knife, circa 1890-1940:

 

[PWork]

I hope that kidney stone passes like a well oiled joint...smooth and easy.

That's a fine pair you're packin'.:thumbup: I always enjoy your photos.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

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Tim - great knife !

I spent half the day in the ER with a kidney stone yesterday. A lot of pain. Hoping to scare it today by carrying my doctor's knives and just maybe it will pass.

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Thank you Rob, sorry to hear of your health issues. I'm sure those doctor's knives will pulverize those stones with those flat bottoms. They're a real bear to pass. Rest well~

 

[mjolnir74]

 

[Whetstone39]

Great pics of the Dr knives Primble, they should scare the stones into vacating. Good luck.

 

[stuff_things]

I don't expect this knife to resonate much in here, but I'm kinda proud of it. It's one of the few items belonging to my grandpa that I received after his passing; I just recently rediscovered it after almost 15 years. I polished the shield and bolsters, cleaned the MOP and gave the blades a little spit shine and sharpening as well. I maintained a portion of the patina but healed it of it's scratches. It's been in my watch pocket since.

This is before its rehab: